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Every book Brian Schatz recommended on podcasts
Brian Schatz appears as a guest on The Ezra Klein Show to discuss policy and legislative matters, and shares three book recommendations at the conclusion of his interview. First, Senator Schatz recommends Tim Kaine's Walk, Ride, Paddle, which chronicles the author's physical journeys along the Appalachian Trail, the James River, and various bike routes. Second, he mentions that he recently read and loved The Amen Effect by Rabbi Sharon Brous, highlighting its impact on him. Third, he points to Heather Cox Richardson's Wounded Knee, a historical book detailing the experiences of the Sioux and other tribes in the Dakotas. Through these selections, Senator Schatz highlights personal endurance, community connection, and historical narratives regarding indigenous peoples in America.
Books recommended by Brian Schatz
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The Amen Effect
The Amen Effect by Rabbi Sharon Brous examines the power of communal connection, empathy, and resilience in navigating personal and collective trauma.
Recommended“I just finished reading uh the am man effect by um Rabbi Sharon Brouse which I loved”
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Walk, Ride, Paddle
Walk, Ride, Paddle by Tim Kaine is a travel memoir recounting the author's journey walking the Appalachian Trail, paddling the James River, and bicycling across Virginia.
Recommended“walk ride paddle is Tim kan's book about when he walked the Appalachian Trail paddled the James River and then did some other bike ride across”
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Wounded Knee
Wounded Knee by Heather Cox Richardson is a historical work detailing the struggles of the Sioux and other Native American tribes in the Dakotas.
Recommended“and I'm just finishing up a book by Heather Cox Richardson called Wounded Knee and it's about Sue and other tribes in the dtas Senator Brian Shotz”
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Appearances
| Episode | Podcast | Date | Books |
|---|---|---|---|
| Democrats Need a Better Answer on Affordability. Here's One. | The Ezra Klein Show | 2024-08-06 | 3 |